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Convert the following numbers to two's complement fixed point numbers assuming that a 10 bit word is used. Assume that one bit is used for the sign. Assume that the decimal point is located after the sign bit in each case. Specify the value of the exponent for the number using this assumption: ?0.00893

   Convert the following numbers to two's complement fixed point numbers assuming that a 10 bit word is used. Assume that one bit is used for the sign. Assume that the decimal point is located after the sign bit in each case. Specify the value of the exponent for the number using this assumption:
?0.00893
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Digital Signal Processing. Principles, Algorithms and System Design
Digital Signal Processing. Principles, Algorithms and System Design
Winser Alexander and… 1st Edition
Chapter 6, Problem 2 ↓

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Convert the following numbers to two's complement fixed point numbers assuming that a 10 bit word is used. Assume that one bit is used for the sign. Assume that the decimal point is located after the sign bit in each case. Specify the value of the exponent for the number using this assumption: ?0.00893
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